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1. Boutta is slang for "about to", "about ta", etc...
1. I'm boutta slap the crap outta you ya jerk-wad!
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1. "It doesn't get any greener!" is what you can yell out the windows at a person who is oblivious to the green light in front of them.
2. Basically it is saying to that person GET A MOVE ON!!!!!!
3. A "Green Light" is green, and it does NOT get any greener than green - it's a "no-brainer."
1. I waited for this moron in front of me to go at the green light, and s/he just sat there. So finally I got pissed off and honked my horn and yelled out the window to them that: "It doesn't get any greener!" Then s/he chirped their tires and made like s/he was going to the races GRRRRRRRRRRRR! Stupid iggit!
2. My four year old son knows what a GREEN light is! But nooooooooo does the person in front of me?!?!?! I am about to develop severe road rage here! I mean man, it doesn't get any greener"!
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1. Got the lead out is an old expression that means that a person (or group of people) hurried up., as if they had lead in their pants, pulled the lead out so they could run faster or whatever... and finally hurried up.
2. Once the runner got the lead out he went up from last place to third place. Like he was running for his life. What a comeback, it was AMAZING!
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1. The Mackinac Bridge is a bridge that stretches five miles to unite Michigan's Lower Peninsula, & Michigan's Upper Peninsula. It connects the LP (Lower Peninsula) at Mackinaw City, and the UP (Upper Peninsula) at St. Ignace. It is the worlds longest "total suspension bridge."
2. It is also the only bridge (that I know of) that has a valued name to needy people (such as myself) that depend on food stamps monthly to help meet monthly food needs. Wherein the bridge's name has value to us, is that the State calls our past food stamps a "Bridge Card" now. So in more ways than you'd think this bridge is a link from hard times to better times.
EX: Todd wondered why it was called a "Bridge Card", so he asked the lady at the DHS window and she told him why. She said that it was named after the Mackinac Bridge.
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1. What a comeback can mean a few things. I would say that the main usage and main definition is to go from way behind in a race (or something else), a game, even life to the place where that person is far FAR ahead of where they started from in the game, life, etc...
2. What a comeback can also be said when someone else is slamming or dissen another person, and the person comes back with a witty, smart, hard slammen comeback that tops the other person's cut down so badly that they are put to shame. Sometimes you get to watch a fight after you can say: Man! what a comeback! It aggravates the person who got slammed by the comeback.
1. Did you see the game last night?!?!? The Lions were behind 11 points in the 2nd Quarter, and then what a comeback, they tied up the score, in the 3rd Quarter - it was like they weren't the Lions anymore. I dont know what set fire to their pants; but they got a move on.
2. Person #1 - Yo' Momma so fat that when she farts in a pool they name the Hurricane!
Person #2 - Yeah, well yo Momma so fat that when she stands up the earth tilts on it's axis!
Watcher #1 - Whoa! what a comback! Hahahaha!
Person #1 to watcher #1 - "STFU'! (then he scowls at him).
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1. It can mean a slow breaking up process as described above. But my first thought on it would be that a slow dump is one of physical bowel constipation. I guess the two of them can be the same, either way you get crap, neither one is pleasurable, both are painful, you hurt before, while, and after it's going on, and they both stink!
I was broke last week, and all I had left in food stamps was enough to buy bread and peanut butter; man was I stuck with the slow dumps all week. I will NEVER do that again! I am gunna but some greens & beans or something next month; this last week jiss about killed me. Thank God it's almost my food stamp pay day!
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1. When a person is has chirped the tires; it simply means that they put enough foot down on the gas pedal to make the tires chirp. It's not like they are smoking their tires; they just hit the gas enough to get a "chirp" sound from the rubber of the tire as the tire turns fast against the road.
1. I could not believe it! I was out with Grandma and she was driving and Grandpa and I were riding; and then GRANDMA chirped the tires when she took off! She was sick of the guy next to us cutting in and out of traffic so she chirped off and beat him to the next intersection before he could cut in front of her again. I was cracken up!
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